San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1887-11-21
The X. p. Uniform rank meets to-


night.
The Fashion theatre has a change Of
bill tonight.
g. b. Frank ia offering some extra
bargains this week.
Nicely furnished rooms at 207 South
Alamo street. ll.2l-tf
Tomorrow night the Maverick hotel
will be lighted by electricity.
The Maverick hotels Thanksgiving
dinner will be grand one, extensive
preparations for II having begun.
F. Bschrach has quit the bottling
business and gone to manufacturing
candy by wholesale.
"A hole in bridge on Dolorosa
street Ia In dangerous way to hurt
somebody's horse.
H. Morris, executor for estate OF A.
Morris, Ia cloSing out the entire stock
at bottom figures.
All purchases delivered free OF
charge by the San Antonio Refrigerator
company. ll-2l-tf
-SOOpy Jones, who was seriously shot
by ODE Hunt Is doing well, and there
appear TO be hopes Of his recovery.
-Lost-A letter addressed to S.
Royal. Areward OF 81 will be paid to
finder for the return to 247 Market street.
Finest and largest display OF dolls
and toys at Newton and Weller's. 262
and 266 Commerce street. LID 2m
A. SHERMAN, No. "a West Com
merce street, guarantees to remove tape
worm In three hours. ll-2 I'm
1t is about time that mud pile on
NacOgdOches street was removed. 1t Is
an unsightly monument to the admicis-
tratiOn.
The second issue Of the High School
Mirror is out, and copy has been re-
ceived by the LIGHT. Ii is full Of choice
matter and contains many good things.
Louis Spain, Jake Weber, G. Hsr-
los. from CibOlo, leave for Dallas tonight
a. representatives OF the Grand Lodge
Knights and Ladies Of Honor.
The finest line Of decorated Havi-
land china. dinner and tea sets, selected
by Mr.. Chabot, who Is now In Europe,
just received, at Wagner & Chsbot's.
1925 tt
For Sale.-One mo tOp) fancy driv-
ing buggy with good single set Of har-
ness; one top buggy. Both In good con-
dition. Apply to T. b. johnson, at
LIGHT office. lllItf
"A. G. Graves, who was ticket SELL
er at Howe's circus. was before Judge
Barnes Saturday, charged with swind.
ling Pat Fletcher out Of 1854. He was
bound over In the sum Of ST 900 and In
default OF bond, went to jail.
-Artzt's string band is becoming pop
ular, and was divided into four sections
Saturday night, some Of the musicians
playing at colored ball at the Springs,
q portion at TESTS garden dance, some
ut Carr's, near Sunset depot at a dance
given there. and portion at Polish hall
dance.
Misses Carrie Wallace and Hindie
Harrison, who took the roles of Eulalie
and Eulalie's sweetheart In Rice's
Evangeline, we're out yesterday with a
couple Of dudes, and made their money
fly, their heads swim and the wheels OF
their buggies to scarcely touch the
ground. They are "lsllss."
The EvsngelIne company, for the
most part, visited the missions and other
sights about the city yesterday In bug
gies and carriages. Sherman Wade, the
policeman, and his lady were thrown
from their buggy which was wrecked,
though they were only slightly bruised
and peeled.
When a young man sits In the par
lOr talking nonsense to his best girl
that's capital. When he has to stay In of
evenings after they are married-thst's
labor. But when he takes her bottle OF
Orynski's new perfume, The Isabella"
that's labor that brings profit on the
capital by making him "solid" with the
girl. ll-l9-tf
About 8 o'clock on Saturday night
a fire was discovered in johnson Bros.
printing house, and the fire alarm
raised, but the incipient fire was extin-
guished without loss. 1t was occasioned
by sparks from the engine falling upon
rags. and but for the timely discovery. a
serious cOnflagrstiOn might have en-.
sued.
"A writ Of sequestration was run on
Saturday evening upon a lot of liquors
held by Mr.. Wolf, who now runs Eman-
uel Abrahams' grocery store. The writ
was sued out BY Greenbaum & Co., of
Austin, on the liquors supplied to Phil
Abrahams. OF Austin, who failed and
shipped the liquors to his brother.
Emanuel.